Not quite finished!

I rather like the last one, so chose it to join the house
collection under the name Pink Mist.
Here it is enjoying its sunny position on the rooftop.

They're all lovely. I love your posts of multiple blooms from a single crosses...shows how much fun genetics can be!!

Great variety of colors and shapes, it just goes to show that if you are able to grow enough of any single cross you will most likely bring forward many genes that have long since been dormant!

Donna

Wow so many different flowers from the same cross. I never would have guesses. They are all very beautiful.

Louana

All very beautiful! How wonderful to enjoy the results of this cross.

The early ones have faded and some new ones emerged. Two I’ve elevated to the Big House from the rather scruffy
gaggle of wanabes in the garden plot– the first is a repeater which flowered last year for the
first time. I called it Peach Melba from the lovely glowing peach colour – the photo
seems not to have captured this very well on a rather dull day.

The second one has emerged for the first time, rather paler
in colour and bursting on to the scene with four feisty blooms at once. The
multiple slim pointed petals strike out in all directions like a child’s
firework, so I call it Sparkler.

They all are very beautiful!

Love them, and I see that they have blessed you with pollen!

Yes, I've tried to pollinate the all-white and very sturdy Siberia, so see what comes of that